Warren siebrits south africa

April - June 2004. Features work by Albert Adams, Gerard Sekoto, Harols Rubin, Ephraim Ngatane, Julian Motau, Keith Dietrich, Willie Bester  and William Kentridge. Catalogue published to coincide with the exhibition at Warren Siebrits Modern and Contemporary Art, Johannesburg, 2004. Soft card cover. 32 pages. Limited to only 500 copies- this is no. 445. Mint condition. Registered postage is R40.00.

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 11 - 17 working days Based on a conference organised by the Aspen Institute and Idasa, this book explores South Africa's international economic policy options in the 1990s. For those wishing to understand international economic trends and their implications for South and southern Africa. Features Summary Based on a conference organised by the Aspen Institute and Idasa, this book explores South Africa's international economic policy options in the 1990s... Author Pauline Baker (Editor), Warren Krafchik (Editor), Alex Boraine (Editor) Publisher David Philip Publishers Release date 19931231 Pages 263 ISBN 0-86486-258-X ISBN 13 978-0-86486-258-7

Publisher: Hobart and William Smith Colleges Press (1995) ISBN: 0910969027 Condition: Very good. Light rubbing to the boards. Binding: Softcover Pages: 64 Dimensions: 21.5 x 29 x 0.5cm SKU: IZ3591 Weight: 0.3kg Price: R67.00 +++ by Jo Anna Isaak (Curator) +++ Please see photo for synopsis of book. Also includes Warren Siebrits' bookplate, designed by South African artist William Kentridge.

Handbook Of Accounting And Auditing By John C. Burton, Russell E. Palmer & Robert S. Kay **Ex - Library** First Edition, Hard Cover, Published By Warren, Gorham & Lamont 1980 Cover Boards Black With Gold Writing To The Front & To The Spine, Has Dirt Staining. Binding Tight & Strong. Small Black Stamp To Title Page. Browning & Foxing Of Pages. Postage Within South Africa Will Be R50.00 Overseas Buyers Can Contact Us For A Postal Quote.

  The Bookman's Promise. a Cliff Janeway Novel Dunning, J. ISBN 10: 0743249925 ISBN 13: 9780743249928 Book Description: Scribner, New York, 2004. First Edition. Octavo. Signed and dated by the author on the title page, with an insription to the bookseller on the page following the front free end paper. Includes number "1" in the printing number line. Hard Cover. Book Condition: Near Fine. Binding: Blue Boards. Jacket: Near Fine. SIGNED BY AUTHOR. Bookseller Inventory # 00026   Synopsis: Cliff Janeway is back! The Bookman's Promise marks the eagerly awaited return of Denver bookman-author John Dunning and the award-winning crime novel series that helped to turn the nation on to first-edition book collecting. First, it was Booked to Die, then The Bookman's Wake. Now John Dunning fans, old and new, will rejoice in The Bookman's Promise, a richly nuanced new Janeway novel that juxtaposes past and present as Denver ex-cop and bookman Cliff Janeway searches for a book and a killer. The quest begins when an old woman, Josephine Gallant, learns that Janeway has recently bought at auction a signed first edition by the legendary nineteenth-century explorer Richard Francis Burton. The book is a true classic, telling of Burton's journey (disguised as a Muslim) to the forbidden holy cities of Mecca and Medina. The Boston auction house was a distinguished and trustworthy firm, but provenance is sometimes murky and Josephine says the book is rightfully hers. She believes that her grandfather, who was living in Baltimore more than eighty years ago, had a fabulous collection of Burton material, including a handwritten journal allegedly detailing Burton's undercover trip deep into the troubled American South in 1860. Josephine remembers the books from her childhood, but everything mysteriously disappeared shortly after her grandfather's death. With little time left in her own life, Josephine begs for Janeway's promise: he must find her grandfather's collection. It's a virtually impossible task, Janeway suspects, as the books will no doubt have been sold and separated over the years, but how can he say no to a dying woman? It seems that her grandfather, Charlie Warren, traveled south with Burton in the spring of 1860, just before the Civil War began. Was Burton a spy for Britain? What happened during the three months in Burton's travels for which there are no records? How did Charlie acquire his unique collection of Burton books? What will the journal, if it exists, reveal? When a friend is murdered, possibly because of a Burton book, Janeway knows he must find the answers. Someone today is willing to kill to keep the secrets of the past, and Janeway's search will lead him east: To Baltimore, to a Pulitzer Prize-winning author with a very stuffed shirt, and to a pair of unorthodox booksellers. It reaches a fiery conclusion at Fort Sumter off the coast of Charleston, South Carolina. What's more, a young lawyer, Erin d'Angelo, and ex-librarian Koko Bujak, have their own reasons for wanting to find the journal. But can Janeway trust them? Tall  Stories  Price: R 350.00 Ordinary  post  within  South  Africa: R 50.00